Etruscan belongs to the Ural-Altaic language family.
It is a suffixed language. It has vocabulary and grammatical similarities with Hungarian, Finnish, Japanese, Korean and other Turkish-like languages. This is very easy to determine by comparing it with tables of words with the same meaning from this language family. As a matter of fact, there are researchers who do this. Unfortunately, since the
Western world cannot stand the existence of a Turkic culture in the
foundations of Roman civilization, mainstream historians turn a blind
eye to this fact. Famous historians of ancient
times also tell that they were a seafaring nation coming from Anatolia,
especially the Fochia region. It should be remembered that
before the Seljuk Turks came to Anatolia and the Balkans, there were
Turkish tribes from other religions. Nowadays, they are called proto-Turks. The alphabet they use is a variant of the Gokturk alphabet.
Futhark ” alphabet A.D. It is an alphabet used among
the Germanic peoples of Northern Europe (Sweden, Norway, Denmark)
between the 3rd century and the 17th century. It is accepted that 3500 rock inscriptions in Europe, mostly in Sweden and Norway, were written with this alphabet.
The subject of this article is to bring to your attention that the "Futhark" alphabet, also known as the "Rune (1)" alphabet, actually originates from the same foundation as the GÖKTÜRK (3) alphabet of Turkish (2) origin. Our article is about the alphabet written on the rock in the Kylver location on the Swedish island of Gotland, called "The Primitive Norse Futhark", and the other two inscriptions written with this alphabet, which belong to the "Oldest Runic Inscriptions" group, the photographs of which we can obtain. (“The Möjbro stone – Uppland
and The Istaby stone – Blekinge”) It is limited to being read in
Turkish with the writing system used by the Göktürks. ……………… https://onturk.wordpress.com/2011/03/05/futhark-alfabesi-onturkcedir/
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